The auto brand celebrates 50 years of the GTI with a new campaign that recognises the UK’s enduring love for the iconic hatchback.
This new campaign for workflow automation platform n8n highlights that every great innovation in history happened because someone refused to wait.
In a charming spot from Droga5, a young woman takes on a multitude of tasks to get her dream truck on Facebook Marketplace.
The Canadian breast cancer support service, Dontwaitforweird.com launches an eye-catching PSA starring a suspect cephalopod.
Harold Einstein's new spot for the marketplace sees founder Thibaud Hug de Larauze put his mum on the line to back up The Back Market Promise.
Alex Takács enlists tumbleweed, a plastic bag and some light-fingered aliens help demonstrate the e-bike brand’s anti-theft technology.
In a reflective and playful short film, the AI research and development company contemplates real human concerns around artificial intelligence.
Darling Films' Zee Ntuli directs a stylishly composed musing on the concept of African Time.
The auto brand celebrates 50 years of the GTI with a new campaign that recognises the UK’s enduring love for the iconic hatchback.
This new campaign for workflow automation platform n8n highlights that every great innovation in history happened because someone refused to wait.
In a charming spot from Droga5, a young woman takes on a multitude of tasks to get her dream truck on Facebook Marketplace.
The Canadian breast cancer support service, Dontwaitforweird.com launches an eye-catching PSA starring a suspect cephalopod.
Harold Einstein's new spot for the marketplace sees founder Thibaud Hug de Larauze put his mum on the line to back up The Back Market Promise.
Alex Takács enlists tumbleweed, a plastic bag and some light-fingered aliens help demonstrate the e-bike brand’s anti-theft technology.
In a reflective and playful short film, the AI research and development company contemplates real human concerns around artificial intelligence.
Darling Films' Zee Ntuli directs a stylishly composed musing on the concept of African Time.
Q&As and behind-the-scenes info on the latest and greatest commercials, shorts and music videos.
Banjoman Films director Dermot Malone's recent film for the RNLI turned what was meant to be an instructional PSA into a moving story about a young man and the danger posed by the sea. Here, Malone talks about the project, its inception, and what brought him to tears when writing the final scene.
Director Vanessa Stachel talks us through how her sublime graduation film, The Nymph, created in partnership with Greenpeace, harnesses painstaking practical craftsmanship to personify humanity's destructive relationship with nature in a dark and haunting cautionary fable.
Jason Kreher, CCO of creative studio DE-YAN and Caroline Ingeborn, COO of Luma AI, discuss their collaboration on the Luma Dream Brief. This competition to create ads using Luma AI tools garnered entries from 400 creatives who were able to play around with the fanciful work they thought they’d never make.
A new film by director Arran Anyrin Bowyn is a dark, brooding short which explores quiet psychosis, the many layers of personality, and the curation of self. Here, he talks about the challenge of being subtle, the importance of sound design, and the power of quiet hysteria.
A strip of wood might not make the most exciting subject for an ad, but in its latest campaign, Hornbach made it the star. Jamie Madge sat down with director Ian Pons Jewell and Thomas Houthave from audio company Klankwerk to find out the theme behind the beam.
The move coincides with the appointment of Martin Rokeras Managing Director for the UK.
The Little Bird roster grows with the signing of production company Sorry, Ain’t Sorry
The Toronto-based editorial company announce the addition of editor Houghton to its roster for global representation.
Hamlet has signed the award-winning British director to their roster for representation in APAC, Belgium, China and France.
Originator of world building as a narrative design system, McDowell leads MakeMake’s newest department.
Framestore welcome ECD Ric Comline, EP Thierry Levy, and Creative Director Sean Cooper to the team.
The move coincides with the appointment of Martin Rokeras Managing Director for the UK.
The Little Bird roster grows with the signing of production company Sorry, Ain’t Sorry
The Toronto-based editorial company announce the addition of editor Houghton to its roster for global representation.
Hamlet has signed the award-winning British director to their roster for representation in APAC, Belgium, China and France.
Originator of world building as a narrative design system, McDowell leads MakeMake’s newest department.
Framestore welcome ECD Ric Comline, EP Thierry Levy, and Creative Director Sean Cooper to the team.
Jonathan Grant sits down with BlinkInk's mixed-media polymath Will Wightman and discovers a wunderkind writer/director whose febrile mind issued such entities as mutilated farmyard puppets, a murderous grease monster called Mr. Sticky and a man-fly in pants.
Franki Goodwin, Chief Creative Officer at Saatchi & Saatchi London and Executive Producer at Western Edge Pictures, claims she’s done everything the wrong way round. But that seems to be working out pretty well. Lucy Aitken went to Saatchi’s London HQ to meet her.
Australian senior creative and copywriter Liam Ratliff has worked at M&C Saatchi, Ogilvy and By All Means, all in Melbourne. Recently relocating to the UK, he talks about his experience of London, his influences, and how a minor brush with the police led to a more creative career.
BBH USA Head of Black Sheep Design, Ryan Atkinson, shares the sheep, the shoes and the shape-shifting creative tools that keep him inspired.
For this weeks Playlist we hear from The Corner Shop director Alicia MacDonald. Here she gives us the scoop on seeing Wolf Alice live, the impact of social media on the industry. Plus the musical journey of her new feature film, Finding Emily.
The Even/Odd director shares the Hairspray merch, hollow heads and hot priests that keep her inspired.
With the World Cup's final matches mere days away, shots Co-Editors Danny Edwards and Jamie Madge take a look through the archive to pick the spots that really scored.
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